Autumn 2020 GoggleWorks Center for the Arts Course Catalog

Autumn

2020 at GoggleWorks

Autumn 2020 at GoggleWorks

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MICRO WEDDINGS

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THE NEW STORE

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SEPTEMBER Creative Carryout Online Classes Onsite Classes

9-14

OCTOBER & NOVEMBER Creative Carryout Online Classes Onsite Classes

15-16

SOUPER BOWL

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ART EXPLORERS

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THE BOSCOV FILM THEATRE

19-20

ON-SITE SAFETY

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POLICIES

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COME VISIT US Donations

VISIT OUR ONLINE CALENDAR FOR FILMS, EXHIBITIONS, EVENTS, AND MORE! GOGGLEWORKS.ORG/EVENTS-CALENDAR

Welcome to GoggleWorks Center for the Arts’ autumn 2020 class offerings!

We know. It’s strange. We miss seeing you in the studios, too. We are excited to get back to making, a little nervous about trying new things, and keeping everyone’s safety as our top priority. We thank all of you who have viewed, clicked, sent pictures, and shared your creativity from home. It’s been great to see people making art in their time away. We have really enjoyed seeing those of you in person who have booked a tour, or a movie, or shopped in the store since reopening. We will keep offering these experiences this fall and hope to see more of you. From these early successes in pandemic programming, we are hoping to grow things gradually this fall and see where each new day lands. Today we are bringing you a selection of experiences for September. We hope to bring you October and November soon, and if things go well, we would love to have expanded offerings in December. Only time will tell. To meet people at their comfort levels we have created three distinct kinds of programming this fall.

Online Classes are scheduled online class times facilitated by an instructor on Zoom or Google Meet. Classes will focus on skills-based activities with little to no specialized equipment necessary.

Creative Carryout are online videos produced by GoggleWorks that walk you through each step of a making process. Students choose the date and time to pick up their materials kit at GoggleWorks, which includes everything you’ll need. Students are given access to the lesson online and complete the project from the convenience of their own home.

On-site Classes are likely the most familiar format for those who have attended GoggleWorks classes before, but even these experiences will be a bit different than in the past. Classes will have a maximum of 4 or 5 students, depending on class space. All students will be required to have their temperature checked upon entering the building; students exhibiting symptoms will not be allowed to participate in class. Face coverings and social distancing are required at all times.

We will continue to learn from these new styles and explore exciting new opportunities for engaging our community going forward. We want to thank our teachers who have evolved in so many ways to get to this point, the staff who have implemented new studio procedures to make safe learning possible, and you for bringing your passion and curiosity to the arts in this time when a creative escape is so badly needed. We look forward to seeing you around the studio again soon.

Be well, Tim Compton Artistic Director

3 WAYS TO REGISTER 1. Online at goggleworks.org/classes 2. Phone at 610.374.4600 3. In person at our information desk 201 Washington Street, Reading, PA 19601 open 2:30-8pm Wednesday - Friday 11am-7pm Saturday & Sunday 3

Micro Weddings at GoggleWorks

We’ve been hosting weddings since opening in 2005 and we love to see a couple’s dream come to life in our spaces. From a dreamy ceremony, to an unforgettable reception, we have a combination of studios and galleries to suit the day you’ve been envisioning. We can’t wait to work with you! Click here to learn more.

4 Hour Package Includes Cohen Gallery for Ceremony Key Photo Opp Locations Bridal bouquet & boutonniere from The Rustic Bunch Champagne Toast GoggleWorks-made keepsake Tables and chairs Getting Ready Rooms Pre-ceremony site visit & rehearsal Couple Brings Officiant Photographer Legal documents Decorations/Linens Food

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THE NEW STORE at goggleworks

NOW ONLINE

SHOP HANDMADE • SHOP LOCAL

SHOP GOGGLEWORKS VISIT THE NEW STORE AT goggleworkscenterforthearts.com 2

September Creative Carryout Get your creativity flowing while working from the safety of your own home!

All tools and materials included in kit pickup, $20 tool deposit refunded once tools returned in good condition. Kits will be ready for pickup starting on September 9th.

FUSED GLASS NIGHT LIGHT with Maggie Gallen

HANDBUILT CERAMIC MUG with Tim Compton

RELIEF BLOCK PRINT with Tim Compton

Create a functional fused glass night light. First, learn safety and glass cutting.

Next, layer bits of colored glass to create a unique design that will fuse together in the kiln. The instructional video covers design principles, and techniques to assemble your artwork.

Learn how to construct your own handmade coffee mug using stoneware clay and hand building techniques. Make your morning brew special with a truly personalized piece.

Carve, ink, and print your personal design over and over and over again. Once you learn how easy it is to create your own original prints, your artwork will be unstoppable!

All supplies included.

All supplies included.

$52 / $44.20 (member)

$52 / $44.20 (member)

All Supplies included. $52 / $44.20 (member)

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FUSED GLASS COASTER with Scott Krenitsky

CHEESE CUTTING BOARD with Tim Compton

The instructional video covers design principles, and techniques to complete your artwork, and your kit will provide all the necessary parts and pieces. From cutting and positioning the glass to finish firing processes, learn what it takes to create a unique set of four fused glass coasters.

Create a fantastic cheese cutting and serving board. From cutting and sanding to that fantastic finished reveal. The instructional video covers design principles and techniques to complete your artwork.

All Supplies included.

All Supplies included. $52 / $44.20 (member)

$52 / $42.20 (member)

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Online

Online Classes are scheduled online class times facilitated by an instructor on Zoom or Google Meet. Classes will focus on skills-based activities with little to no specialized equipment necessary.

EXPERIMENTAL PHONEOGRAPHY with Bronwen Hazlett

JOURNAL SKETCHERS with Zoungy Kligge

2 Wednesdays Sept. 16-Sept. 23 1-2:30pm

DRAW THAT EGG! with Zoungy Kligge 5 Wednesdays Sept. 16-Oct. 14 1-3pm

Thursday Sept 17 6-7:30pm

Students will use their cellphone camera to take experimental “Instagram-worthy� images without using filters. Use only the camera, your imagination, and/or clip-on lenses. No photo editing app is required, but apps to simulate manual camera settings can be used to create multiple exposures.

Following the example of Urban Sketchers, learn tips and tricks for quickly capturing your surroundings with sketches, faithfully recording the activities and places you see at home or elsewhere, like a citizen journalist.

Learn the basics of light and shadow in artwork, by drawing a realistically rendered egg. This knowledge, once learned, can be extended into drawing almost anything with better understanding of lighting.

Class will be conducted via Zoom.

Class will be conducted via Zoom.

Class will be conducted via Zoom.

Students are responsible for materials. $100 / $85 (member)

Students are responsible for providing the following materials: a pencil that can make a dark mark, a #2 pencil, paper, eraser.

Students are responsible for materials. $30 / $25.50 (member)

$15 / $12.75 (member)

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AUTUMN OBSERVATIONS: FUNGI, FERNS, AND THE FOREST FLOOR with Margaret Saylor

FLOWERFUL POSTCARDS with Zoungy Kligge Wednesday Sept 23 6-7:30pm

4 Tuesdays Sept. 22-Oct. 13 1-2:30pm Students will begin a sketchbook of observations and fill it with graphite, watercolor, and Micron pen art as they explore a different aspect of the natural world. Botanical art draws together art and science in this time-honored genre.

Draw leaves, flowers, fungi, and more and sow the seeds for a lifetime love of drawing and documenting botanical specimens.

Class will be conducted via Zoom, Google Sheets, and Google Classroom.

Students are responsible for providing all their own botanical specimens; a sketchbook, preferred is Stillman and Birn Zeta series; an assortment of graphite; black or brown Micron pen(s); watercolor for addition of color if desired.

DISAPPEARING ACT with Zoungy Kligge Thursday Sept 24 6-7:30pm

Take inspiration from 1960s and 70s flowered textile patterns and create beautiful postcards you can share or keep. We will try out a newer material called acrylic gouache and learn the dos and don’ts of this medium. Materials list provided.

Learn the elements and principles of art by creating a painting where the object “disappears.” Starting with a flower or leaf included in the composition, we’ll learn the art of camouflaging and watch it disappear.

Class will be conducted via Zoom.

Students are responsible for providing the following materials: a flat leaf or flower glued onto card stock (be careful to not extend the glue beyond the edges of the leaf or flower), and any color media you like (colored pencils, pastels, paint

Students are responsible for providing the following materials: card stock in post card size (or cut down watercolor paper), gouache or acrylic gouache, brushes, water cup, rag, palette (a waxed paper plate works).

Class will be conducted via Zoom.

$15 / $12.75 (member)

$15 / $12.75 (member)

$60 / $51 (member)

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On-site

Class maximum of 4 or 5 students, depending on class space. All students will be required to have their temperature checked upon entering the building; students exhibiting symptoms will not be allowed to participate in class. Face coverings and social distancing are required at all times.

CERAMIC SURFACE AND TILE with Ben DeMott

STACKED RINGS with Douglas Wunder

Wednesday Sept. 16 2:30-5:30pm Explore the intersection of painting and drawing with ceramic surface techniques. Join us in transforming a series of ceramic tiles of your own through, relief, mono print transfers, sgraffito, and more!

All supplies included

INTRO TO SCREEN PRINTING with Abby Ryder Saturday Sept. 19 11:30am-5:30pm

Explore flame, cutting and hammer techniques to create custom rings in mixed metals. Feel fantastic wearing home your custom creation.

All supplies included $96 / $81.60 (member)

Saturday Sept. 19 12-4pm Students will learn the foundations of screen printing through a fun introduction of the materials and processes needed to silkscreen successfully, including creating your own screen, how to select and mix inks, and how to make a smooth print onto paper or fabric.

All supplies included

$48 / $40.80 (member)

$64 / $54.40 (member)

WOOD SHOP SAFETY TRAINING with Matthew Brown Wednesday Sept. 30 5-8pm Wood Shop Safety Orientation, students are introduced to the equipment and tools of the shop and will learn basic knowledge and instruction for their safe use. Upon completion of the safety orientation, students are permitted to sign up for monthly rentals and the passport program.

Orientation does not cover wood lathes. $75 member / nonmember

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LUMEN PRINTS, CAMERALESS PHOTOGRAPHY with Bronwen Hazlett

JEWELRY & DESIGN with Douglas Wunder Sunday Sept. 27 11:30am-5:30pm

Sunday Sept. 20 11:30am-4pm Create unique, one-of-a-kind images without using a camera. Lumen prints are camera-less images created by placing objects directly on unexposed black and white photographic printing paper.

Images are then exposed with sunlight or UV light. Colors vary by type of photo paper, objects, humidity, and intensity of exposure. Toning can be applied to prints to enhance colors making images permanent.

All supplies included

MINI-MAKERS! WOODEN MODEL T TOY CAR with Matthew Brown Sunday Sept. 27 12-4pm

Students will develop basic metalsmithing skills and an understanding of jewelry design.

Rivets, piercing, and fabrication are just the start. Once you have learned the essentials, the sky’s the limit!

Children and parents work together to make their own Model T. So much more than just a toy, learn the skills, tools, and tricks to make a wooden model of the classic Model T.

$96 / $81.60 (member)

$32 / $27.20 (member)

$72 / $61.20 (member)

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October

Creative Carryout Get your creativity flowing while working from the safety of your own home!

All tools and materials included in kit pickup, $20 tool deposit refunded once tools returned in good condition. Kits will be ready for pickup starting on October 9th.

FUSED GLASS NIGHT LIGHT with Maggie Gallen

RELIEF BLOCK PRINT with Tim Compton

CHEESE CUTTING BOARD with Tim Compton

Create a functional fused glass night light. First, learn safety and glass cutting.

Next, layer bits of colored glass to create a unique design that will fuse together in the kiln. The instructional video covers design principles, and techniques to assemble your artwork.

Carve, ink, and print your personal design over and over and over again. Once you learn how easy it is to create your own original prints, your artwork will be unstoppable!

Create a fantastic cheese cutting and serving board. From cutting and sanding to that fantastic finished reveal. The instructional video covers design principles and techniques to complete your artwork.

All Supplies included.

All supplies included. $52 / $44.20 (member)

All Supplies included. $52 / $44.20 (member)

$52 / $44.20 (member) FUSED GLASS COASTER with Scott Krenitsky

HANDBUILT CERAMIC MUG with Tim Compton

FUSED GLASS CANDY DISH with Scott Krenitsky

The instructional video covers design principles, and techniques to complete your artwork, and your kit will provide all the necessary parts and pieces. From cutting and positioning the glass to finish firing processes, learn what it takes to create a unique set of four fused glass coasters.

Learn how to construct your own handmade coffee mug using stoneware clay and hand building techniques. Make your morning brew special with a truly personalized piece.

Get your creativity flowing while working from the safety of your own home!

Learn how to cut, place, and design a festive candy dish. As colder weather comes around the corner, be prepared to share your favorite sweets from a truly personalized piece.

All Supplies included. $52 / $42.20 (member)

All supplies included. $52 / $44.20 (member) WOOD CANDY MACHINE with Tim Compton Learn how to glue, nail, and finish this fun interactive woodworking project.

The sliding gate drops just the perfect amount of your favorite sweet right into your hand.

All supplies included. $26 / $22.10 (member)

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All supplies included. $52 / $44.20 (member)

On-site

Class maximum of 4 or 5 students, depending on class space. All students will be required to have their temperature checked upon entering the building; students exhibiting symptoms will not be allowed to participate in class. Face coverings and social distancing are required at all times.

CERAMIC SURFACE AND TILE with Ben DeMott

INTRO TO SCREEN PRINTING with Abby Ryder Session A: Saturday Oct. 17 12-4pm

Thursday Oct. 8 2:30-5:30pm Explore the intersection of painting and drawing with ceramic surface techniques. Join us in transforming a series of ceramic tiles of your own through, relief, mono print transfers, sgraffito, and more!

All supplies included $48 / $40.80 (member)

Session B: Saturday Nov. 14 12-4pm students will learn the foundations of screen printing through a fun introduction of the materials and processes needed to silkscreen successfully, including creating your own screen, how to select and mix inks, and how to make a smooth print onto paper or fabric.

All supplies included. $64 / $54.40 (member)

LUMEN PRINTS, CAMERALESS PHOTOGRAPHY with Bronwen Hazlett Sunday Oct. 18 11:30am-4pm Create unique, one-of-a-kind images without using a camera. Lumen prints are camera-less images created by placing objects directly on unexposed black and white photographic printing paper.

Images are then exposed with sunlight or UV light. Colors vary by type of photo paper, objects, humidity, and intensity of exposure. Toning can be applied to prints to enhance colors making images permanent.

All supplies included $72 / $61.20 (member)

MINI-MAKERS! WOODEN MODEL T TOY CAR with Matthew Brown

WOOD SHOP SAFETY TRAINING with Matthew Brown Sunday Oct. 25 4-7pm

Sunday Oct. 18 12-4pm Children and parents work together to make their own Model T. So much more than just a toy, learn the skills, tools, and tricks to make a wooden model of the classic Model T. $32 / $27.20 (member)

KEEP IT SIMPLE with Douglas Wunder

Wood Shop Safety Orientation, students are introduced to the equipment and tools of the shop and will learn basic knowledge and instruction for their safe use. Upon completion of the safety orientation, students are permitted to sign up for monthly rentals and the passport program.

Saturday Oct. 31 11:30am-5:30pm we will explore how to design and make jewelry that employs the use of basic, simple metalsmithing techniques and commonly found materials. The emphasis of this class will be to create a piece of beautiful jewelry that is inexpensive, fun and easy to make. $96 / $81.60 (member)

Orientation does not cover wood lathes. $75 member / nonmember

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Online

Online Classes are scheduled online class times facilitated by an instructor on Zoom or Google Meet. Classes will focus on skills-based activities with little to no specialized equipment necessary.

DIGITAL DRAWING FOR TEENS with Lily Cernak

JOURNAL SKETCHERS with Zoungy Kligge

5 Wednesdays Oct. 7 - Nov. 4 6:30-8pm we will be exploring techniques for drawing a wide range of subjects, including people, animals, and the outdoors. We will experiment using finishing touches such as shading, texture, cropping, or word art to create different kinds of atmospheres within the art. Students who are interested in drawing both digitally and traditionally are welcome as techniques for both mediums will be discussed.

Class will be conducted via Zoom.

Students are responsible for materials. $100 / $85 (member)

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DRAW THAT EGG! with Zoungy Kligge 5 Wednesdays Oct. 14 - Nov. 11 6:30-8:30pm

Thursday Oct. 22 6:30-8pm

Following the example of Urban Sketchers, learn tips and tricks for quickly capturing your surroundings with sketches, faithfully recording the activities and places you see at home or elsewhere, like a citizen journalist.

Learn the basics of light and shadow in artwork, by drawing a realistically rendered egg. This knowledge, once learned, can be extended into drawing almost anything with better understanding of lighting.

Class will be conducted via Zoom.

Class will be conducted via Zoom.

Students are responsible for materials.

Students are responsible for providing the following materials: a pencil that can make a dark mark, a #2 pencil, paper, eraser.

$100 / $85 (member)

$15 / $12.75 (member)

AUTUMN OBSERVATIONS: FUNGI, FERNS, AND THE FOREST FLOOR with Margaret Saylor

FLOWERFUL POSTCARDS with Zoungy Kligge Wednesday Oct. 29 6:30-8pm

4 Tuesdays Sept. 22-Oct. 13 1-2:30pm Students will begin a sketchbook of observations and fill it with graphite, watercolor, and Micron pen art as they explore a different aspect of the natural world. Botanical art draws together art and science in this time-honored genre.

Draw leaves, flowers, fungi, and more and sow the seeds for a lifetime love of drawing and documenting botanical specimens.

Class will be conducted via Zoom, Google Sheets, and Google Classroom.

Students are responsible for providing all their own botanical specimens; a sketchbook, preferred is Stillman and Birn Zeta series; an assortment of graphite; black or brown Micron pen(s); watercolor for addition of color if desired.

DISAPPEARING ACT with Zoungy Kligge Thursday Oct. 15 6:30-8pm

Take inspiration from 1960s and 70s flowered textile patterns and create beautiful postcards you can share or keep. We will try out a newer material called acrylic gouache and learn the dos and don’ts of this medium. Materials list provided.

Learn the elements and principles of art by creating a painting where the object “disappears.” Starting with a flower or leaf included in the composition, we’ll learn the art of camouflaging and watch it disappear.

Class will be conducted via Zoom.

Students are responsible for providing the following materials: a flat leaf or flower glued onto card stock (be careful to not extend the glue beyond the edges of the leaf or flower), and any color media you like (colored pencils, pastels, paint

Students are responsible for providing the following materials: card stock in post card size (or cut down watercolor paper), gouache or acrylic gouache, brushes, water cup, rag, palette (a waxed paper plate works).

Class will be conducted via Zoom.

$15 / $12.75 (member)

$15 / $12.75 (member)

$60 / $51 (member)

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November Creative Carryout Get your creativity flowing while working from the safety of your own home!

All tools and materials included in kit pickup, $20 tool deposit refunded once tools returned in good condition. Kits will be ready for pickup starting on November 11th.

FUSED GLASS NIGHT LIGHT with Maggie Gallen

RELIEF BLOCK PRINT with Tim Compton

CHEESE CUTTING BOARD with Tim Compton

Create a functional fused glass night light. First, learn safety and glass cutting.

Next, layer bits of colored glass to create a unique design that will fuse together in the kiln. The instructional video covers design principles, and techniques to assemble your artwork.

Carve, ink, and print your personal design over and over and over again. Once you learn how easy it is to create your own original prints, your artwork will be unstoppable!

Create a fantastic cheese cutting and serving board. From cutting and sanding to that fantastic finished reveal. The instructional video covers design principles and techniques to complete your artwork.

All Supplies included.

All supplies included. $52 / $44.20 (member)

All supplies included. $52 / $44.20 (member)

$52 / $44.20 (member) FUSED GLASS COASTER with Scott Krenitsky

HANDBUILT CERAMIC MUG with Tim Compton

FUSED GLASS CANDY DISH with Scott Krenitsky

The instructional video covers design principles, and techniques to complete your artwork, and your kit will provide all the necessary parts and pieces. From cutting and positioning the glass to finish firing processes, learn what it takes to create a unique set of four fused glass coasters.

Learn how to construct your own handmade coffee mug using stoneware clay and hand building techniques. Make your morning brew special with a truly personalized piece.

Get your creativity flowing while working from the safety of your own home!

Learn how to cut, place, and design a festive candy dish. As colder weather comes around the corner, be prepared to share your favorite sweets from a truly personalized piece.

All Supplies included. $52 / $42.20 (member)

All supplies included. $52 / $44.20 (member) WOOD CANDY MACHINE with Tim Compton Learn how to glue, nail, and finish this fun interactive woodworking project.

The sliding gate drops just the perfect amount of your favorite sweet right into your hand.

All supplies included. $26 / $22.10 (member)

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All supplies included. $52 / $44.20 (member)

HOUSE NUMBER PLATE with Sara Gochman

FUSED GLASS FALL LEAF IN NEUTRALS

WOOD CARVED SPOON

with Maggie Gallen

with Luke Voytas

Learn how to score, slip, and decorate a personalized plaque for your home or child’s room. Much like playdough, but turned into a permanent piece of art.

All Supplies included.

Learn how to cut, place, and design a festive candy dish. As colder weather comes around the corner, be prepared to share your favorite sweets from a truly personalized piece.

$39 / $33.15 (member)

All supplies included.

Make a one-of-a-kind wooden spoon or cooking utensil using traditional hand tools. Learn to orient your piece of wood for strength and efficient carving while using a variety of techniques and grips to remove material.

$52 / $44.20 (member)

All supplies included. $65 / $55.25 (member)

PIERCED METAL BOOKMARK with Douglas Wunder Learn how to create the best bookmark to keep your place in that perfect book.

Walk through the steps to turn a simple piece of metal into a dynamic piece of art.

All supplies included, but a hand drill bit are needed for piercing. $52 / $44.20 (member)

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On-site

Class maximum of 4 or 5 students, depending on class space. All students will be required to have their temperature checked upon entering the building; students exhibiting symptoms will not be allowed to participate in class. Face coverings and social distancing are required at all times.

ATTACH, CONNECT, AND LINK with Douglas Wunder

SLAB BUILT VESSELS with Emma Price

Saturday Nov. 7 11:30am-5:30pm Students will explore exciting alternate ways to attach and connect metal objects together. We’ll work on how to design and link objects that flow and function together as a cohesive piece.

Other topics explored will be how to cut metal by hand sawing, shearing, and punching. $96 / $81.60 (member)

STACKED RINGS with Douglas Wunder Sunday Nov. 15 4-7pm

Students will learn how to manipulate flat slabs of clay into a variety of vessels.

Using found objects and tools around the studio, students will be able to add character to the slabs before building.

Come experiment with shapes and textures while making your new favorite mug or bowl! Students should bring their own towel. A tool kit can be purchased at GoggleWorks on the first day of class for $15.00 + tax. $48 / $40.80 (member)

CERAMIC COIL POTS with Emma Price

SCREEN PRINTED TOTE BAG with Abby Ryder Wednesday Nov. 4 12-5pm

Students will learn the technique of gradually stacking and smoothing coils of clay one on top of the other in order to make large pots with confidence. Build competence in shaping and controlling the clay, and gauging the time needed when building larger. Students should bring their own towel. A tool kit can be purchased at GoggleWorks on the first day of class for $15.00 + tax. $80 / $68 (member)

Wednesday Nov. 18 6-7:30pm Learn the basics of screen printing in this hands-on, one-day workshop by starting with a design of your choice, and moving through all the steps of the screen printing process: exposing screens, setting up a print job, and finally printing and heat setting a tote bag. Students will choose from a selection of chic designs provided by GoggleWorks. One tote is included with tuition, and you may bring up one additional tote of your own.

Students should bring their own apron or smock to class $24 / $20.04 (member)

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Saturday Nov. 14 11:30am-5:30pm Explore flame, cutting and hammer techniques to create custom rings in mixed metals. Feel fantastic wearing home your custom creation.

All supplies included $96 / $81.60 (member)

Online

Online Classes are scheduled online class times facilitated by an instructor on Zoom or Google Meet. Classes will focus on skills-based activities with little to no specialized equipment necessary.

COMICS FOR TEENS with Lily Cernak Wednesday Nov. 11 6-8pm we’ll be looking at techniques for making all sorts of different types of comics.

We will learn about character design, thumbnailing, inking, creating panels, just the right spot to put speech bubbles, sound effects, effect backgrounds, and more! And we will be discussing a variety of comic styles, from comic strips to graphic novels, webcomics to webtoons, and indie comics to manga.

Class will be conducted via Zoom.

Students are responsible for materials. $20 / $17 (member)

WINTER OBSERVATIONS: BEGINNING YOUR BOTANICAL SKETCHBOOK with Margaret Saylor

EXPERIMENTAL PHONEOGRAPHY with Bronwen Hazlett 2 Wednesdays Nov. 11 - 18 1-2:30pm

2 Tuesdays Nov. 11 - 17 6-8pm Botanical Art is not just about green plants…let’s not forget fungi, branches, and the odd thing you find on the ground!

Mushrooms are having a moment and you can be in on the fun. Learn how to draw and paint gilled mushrooms, shelf fungus, polypores, and boletes. Or choose an interesting branch — something with peeling bark, something smooth. Or on your next walk in the woods, look down.

Winter gives us a plethora of objects to draw: seed pods, nuts, dried leaves, berries, and more. You bring the subject and we’ll work through the steps to draw it successfully. You can add it to your sketchbook via graphite, pen, or watercolor in this relaxed artistic environment.

Students will use their cellphone camera to take experimental “Instagram-worthy” images without using filters. Use only the camera, your imagination, and/or clip-on lenses. No photo editing app is required, but apps to simulate manual camera settings can be used to create multiple exposures.

Class will be conducted via Zoom.

Students are responsible for materials. $30 / $25.50 (member)

Class will be conducted via Google Meet $48 / $40.80 (member)

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December Creative Carryout Get your creativity flowing while working from the safety of your own home!

All tools and materials included in kit pickup, $20 tool deposit refunded once tools returned in good condition. Kits will be ready for pickup starting on November 11th.

WOOD CANDY MACHINE with Tim Compton

FUSED GLASS COASTER with Scott Krenitsky

RELIEF BLOCK PRINT with Tim Compton

Learn how to glue, nail, and finish this fun interactive woodworking project.

The sliding gate drops just the perfect amount of your favorite sweet right into your hand.

The instructional video covers design principles, and techniques to complete your artwork, and your kit will provide all the necessary parts and pieces. From cutting and positioning the glass to finish firing processes, learn what it takes to create a unique set of four fused glass coasters.

Carve, ink, and print your personal design over and over and over again. Once you learn how easy it is to create your own original prints, your artwork will be unstoppable!

All supplies included. $26 / $22.10 (member)

All supplies included. $52 / $44.20 (member)

All Supplies included. $52 / $42.20 (member)

HANDBUILT CERAMIC MUG with Tim Compton

HOUSE NUMBER PLATE with Sara Gochman

WOOD CARVED SPOON

Learn how to construct your own handmade coffee mug using stoneware clay and hand building techniques. Make your morning brew special with a truly personalized piece.

Learn how to score, slip, and decorate a personalized plaque for your home or child’s room. Much like playdough, but turned into a permanent piece of art.

All supplies included.

$39 / $33.15 (member)

Make a one-of-a-kind wooden spoon or cooking utensil using traditional hand tools. Learn to orient your piece of wood for strength and efficient carving while using a variety of techniques and grips to remove material.

$52 / $44.20 (member)

All Supplies included.

with Luke Voytas

All supplies included. $65 / $55.25 (member)

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FUSED GLASS NIGHT LIGHT with Maggie Gallen

FUSED GLASS FALL LEAF IN NEUTRALS with Maggie Gallen

PIERCED METAL BOOKMARK with Douglas Wunder

Create a functional fused glass night light. First, learn safety and glass cutting.

Next, layer bits of colored glass to create a unique design that will fuse together in the kiln. The instructional video covers design principles, and techniques to assemble your artwork.

Learn how to cut, place, and design a festive candy dish. As colder weather comes around the corner, be prepared to share your favorite sweets from a truly personalized piece.

Learn how to create the best bookmark to keep your place in that perfect book.

Walk through the steps to turn a simple piece of metal into a dynamic piece of art.

All supplies included.

All supplies included, but a hand drill bit are needed for piercing.

All Supplies included.

$52 / $44.20 (member)

$52 / $44.20 (member)

$52 / $44.20 (member)

CHEESE CUTTING BOARD with Tim Compton Create a fantastic cheese cutting and serving board. From cutting and sanding to that fantastic finished reveal. The instructional video covers design principles and techniques to complete your artwork.

All supplies included. $52 / $44.20 (member)

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Online

Online Classes are scheduled online class times facilitated by an instructor on Zoom or Google Meet. Classes will focus on skills-based activities with little to no specialized equipment necessary.

WINTER OBSERVATIONS: BEGINNING YOUR BOTANICAL SKETCHBOOK with Margaret Saylor

UPCYCLED FESTIVE FRIDGE MAGNETS with Zoungy Kligge Saturday Dec. 12 1:30-3:30pm

4 Tuesdays Dec. 1 - 8 6-8pm Botanical Art is not just about green plants…let’s not forget fungi, branches, and the odd thing you find on the ground!

Mushrooms are having a moment and you can be in on the fun. Learn how to draw and paint gilled mushrooms, shelf fungus, polypores, and boletes. Or choose an interesting branch — something with peeling bark, something smooth. Or on your next walk in the woods, look down.

Winter gives us a plethora of objects to draw: seed pods, nuts, dried leaves, berries, and more. You bring the subject and we’ll work through the steps to draw it successfully. You can add it to your sketchbook via graphite, pen, or watercolor in this relaxed artistic environment.

Class will be conducted via Google Meet $48 / $40.80 (member)

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you’ll create DIY festive holiday fridge magnets, using upcycled items from around your own home! This eco-friendlier alternative to buying new magnets will also get your creative spirits stoked. Give your magnets as stocking stuffers, party favors, or keep them to enjoy.

Class will be held via Zoom. $24 / $20.40 (member)

On-site

Class maximum of 4 or 5 students, depending on class space. All students will be required to have their temperature checked upon entering the building; students exhibiting symptoms will not be allowed to participate in class. Face coverings and social distancing are required at all times.

HOLIDAY DRAWING with Suzanne Fellows Saturday Dec. 5 11:30am-2pm Students will learn contour drawing, continuous line drawing and shading of traditional holiday decorations.

Decorations include ribbons and bows, pine cones, candles, dreidels and ornaments. All supplies included. $40 / $34 (member)

MARK MAKING: ACTIVATING THE CANVAS with Angela Lapioli

SCREEN PRINTED WINTER THROW PILLOWS with Abby Ryder Wednesday Dec. 9 2:30-6pm

Students will incorporate several methods in activating a canvas with intrinsic mark-making for non-objective abstract work. We’ll focus on how to use different texture techniques to enhance and build layers in your work. Students will learn how to find that personal expression when working to gain more self confidence.

Wednesday Dec. 9 6:30-8:30pm Students will create their own set of winter themed screen printed throw pillows. Our instructor will guide you through picking a design and selecting your color palette to create a unique winter throw pillow all your own. Please bring an apron or smock with you to class. $32 / $27.20 (member)

$56 / $47.60 (member)

RELIEF PRINT HOLIDAY CARD with Tim Compton Thursday Dec. 10 6-9pm In this on-site workshop, try your hand at creating a one of a kind holiday card. We will draw, carve, and print a series of 10 original cards to share with friends. $48 / $40.80 (member)

MAKING SNOWFLAKE JEWELRY WITH HEAT AND ELECTRICITY with Douglas Wunder Saturday Dec. 19 11:30am-5:30pm This on-site workshop is intended to familiarize one with the understanding in how to work with titanium. The class will focus on how to color the metal using a touch (heat) and by anodizing (electricity). The project will focus on making snowflake jewelry from handsawed pieces of titanium sheet and connected with titanium wire. $96 / $81.60 (member)

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Souper Bowl

Make a handbuilt bowl and help someone in need. Souper Bowl Workshops at GoggleWorks support Opportunity House’s annual Souper Bowl Fundraiser. For each workshop registration, a GoggleWorks studio artist will donate a bowl to Opportunity House’s annual Souper Bowl Fundraiser.

SOUPER BOWL with Tim Compton

HANDBUILT SOUPER BOWL with Ben DeMott Session A: Thursday Oct. 22 6-8pm

October Session Pick Ups Available Starting Oct. 9

Session B: Wednesday Nov. 11 6-8pm

November Session Pick Ups Available Starting Nov. 9

Session C: Wednesday Nov. 18 6-8pm

December Session Pick Ups Available Starting Dec. 9

Make a hand-built bowl and help someone in need. Souper Bowl Workshops at GoggleWorks support Opportunity House’s annual Souper Bowl Fundraiser.

For each workshop registration, a GoggleWorks ceramic studio artist will donate a bowl to Opportunity House’s annual Souper Bowl Fundraiser.

Get your creativity flowing while working from the safety of your own home! Learn how to pinch, push, and shape your own soup bowl using stoneware clay and hand building techniques. As colder weather comes around the corner, be prepared to enjoy your favorite chowder from a truly personalized piece. For each kit purchased, a bowl will be contributed to the Opportunity House Souper Bowl fundraiser event on February 1st.

All supplies included. $32 member/non-member

All supplies included. $52 / $44.20 (member)

ABOUT OPPORTUNITY HOUSE Opportunity House, located in downtown Reading, is a multi-service organization that improves the quality of life for children, families, and adults who face various obstacles to independence and supports their efforts to achieve and maintain self-sufficiency and well-being. For more information, visit opphouse.org.

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Now is a critial time to support the arts Let me lead with this: artists are struggling.

Like the restaurant, entertainment, and hospitality industries, the art sector has been devastated by the effects of the coronavirus pandemic. The impact is vast, threatening the mission and existence of even the largest art institutions. Unlike those large institutions, community art centers like GoggleWorks don’t have large corporate sponsors, endowments, or reserves to aid our artists and partners.

It has been six months since GoggleWorks Center for the Arts had to close its doors for the pandemic. Although we reopened and are continuing to transform the lives of artists and audiences we serve, there are so many that are still suffering. The artists in our community continue to make work, but they are challenged by unstable markets, closed communal studios, and economic injury. Our arts partners are pushing through restrictions which, in many cases, have shuttered their organizations and businesses. Here at GoggleWorks, leaders and staff are digging in so that we might increase our impact in the face of the pandemic, avoid taking on debt, and support staff artists and administrators. This month marks our 15th anniversary; yet, instead of our planned milestone celebration event, we strive humbly to serve our community despite so many challenges.

In the coming weeks we will be announcing details for an Arts Emergency Fund for our creative community. Rather than our typical annual appeal for support, this year we hope to raise $50,000 toward this fund. We will be pushing back all of our memberships for six months, too. We hope you will consider supporting the Arts Emergency Fund between when we announce the details in October and the end of the year.

Artists and art programs enrich our lives and catalyze meaningful change in our community.

Art, beauty, creativity, education, and outreach are essential for those we serve. Our artists and partners, too often neglected in our mentions of those impacted by economic injury, are struggling as they serve vulnerable audiences and advance hope through these troubled times. Let’s change that.

Sincerely, Levi Landis Executive Director

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Art Explorers

The art explorer package offers a private group a free, socially distanced, guided VIP experience of GoggleWorks. Enjoy worldclass art in our galleries as well as get a behind the scenes look at our studio spaces.

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Private Movie Package

For as low as $10 per person the movie package offers a private group the luxury of the entire Boscov theatre, screening popular classic films solely for their registrants. Patrons can treat our world-class film theatre like their very own living room, with over 40 movies to choose from.

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Video Game Package

Super size your gaming experience on our 40-foot screen complete with full surround sound. While we normally offer art films, our equipment is now set up to connect your entertainment system with our projection equipment so you can enjoy your favorite consoles and games on our big screen. On-site snacks and drinks, including beer and wine, are available for purchase.

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On-Site Safety Measures

GoggleWorks has remained open for artists and partners who wish to access their studios at their own risk. Now that we will be implementing a planned, controlled public opening on July 8th GoggleWorks is taking increased measures in accordance with CDC recommendations. To provide the safest experience possible for our customers, we will require the following expectations: 1. Face coverings are required at all times. Visitors will be able to remove their face covering while seated for a movie, but must replace the face covering before getting up to leave their seat.

2. Temperatures will be checked upon entering the building and/or studio. Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will be asked to leave.

3. Wash your hands frequently and for the prescribed length. When you are unable to wash your hands, please use our new hand sanitizer stations throughout the main building and out buildings to promote clean hands.

4. Please do not arrive early or leave late. Those that arrive early will be asked to wait outside in their car.

No additional guests beyond those registered are permitted inside the building.

5. Credit card payments are preferred at this time to limit the exchange of cash.

6. A heightened cleaning schedule will occur throughout the day facilitated by our cleaning staff.

7. Additionally, high traffic spaces and touch points will be cleaned between groups by GoggleWorks staff.

8. Maintain social distancing. Stay healthy. And stay home when sick.

We are cautiously optimistic about reopening, but eager to begin our 15th anniversary this fall. The arts are so vital to our lives and GoggleWorks is a hub for the impressive work bringing beauty, collaboration, hope, and healing to our community. We look forward to continuing this work safely alongside you.

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Policies

REGISTRATION Registration closes five business days prior to the start of class in order for instructors to facilitate the best experience.

PAYMENT Students must pay for classes in full upon registration. We accept cash and checks (on site only) and all major credit cards. Read course descriptions carefully for dates, times, format type, and required supplies. GoggleWorks will send email confirmation after registration.

CANCELLATIONS & REFUNDS In the event that a student must withdraw their registration from a class or workshop, GoggleWorks will issue a full refund if cancellation is made seven days prior to the start of class. There will be no refunds or pro-rating options for missed classes. No refunds are issued for cancellations made within one week (seven days) of the first day of the scheduled class. In the event that someone is sick and unable to attend class, please contact Programs at programs@goggleworks.org immediately. Every effort will be made to accommodate those addressing sickness proactively in an effort to keep our fellow students and teachers safe. GoggleWorks reserves the right to cancel any program due to insufficient enrollment. If a course is canceled, you will be notified of the cancellation five business days prior to the start of class and will be offered to transfer to another course for a substitute or issued a full refund. In the event that a class or workshop is canceled due to inclement weather, GoggleWorks will schedule a make-up date.

LOCATION Classes at GoggleWorks are located both on campus and online.

Please check the class description for your class format. With our Creative Carryout classes, students will pick up a prepared kit at the pre arranged date and time from GoggleWorks front desk to work on at home. Videos can be found on the class site and GoggleWorks’ YouTube site.

If you register for an in person class and are unsure where the class meets, the GoggleWorks staff member at temperature check or the front desk will be able to assist you. Our facility is handicapped accessible.

MINORS GoggleWorks requires written permission for all students under the age of 18 who are enrolled in any adult course. Please contact programs@goggleworks.org if you are enrolling a minor and a permission form will be provided via email before the start date of the course. This does not apply for Mini-Makers! Family Workshops.

CREDITS Design / Layout: Jess Santucci Photography: Chris Kendig Photography

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WAIT-LISTS If a class reaches maximum capacity, you will have the option to join a waitlist at the time of registration. If open spots become available in a wait-listed course, wait-listed students will be contacted to register in order of when they were added to the wait-list. If enough students join the wait-list, GoggleWorks will try to add an additional class or workshop.

MATERIALS & SUPPLIES Most materials required for your course are included in the price of tuition. If additional supplies are needed before the beginning of class, a supply list will be included with the course description and emailed to registered students prior to the start of class.

MAKE-UP DATES GoggleWorks does not offer make-up dates for any student who is unable to attend a scheduled class for un noted reasons.

CORONAVIRUS In an effort to keep all participants safe in the ongoing pandemic, GoggleWorks asks that you please not attend in the event that you are exhibiting any symptoms of sickness. Temperatures and precautions will be taken for each on site class. If you are feeling unwell, please contact the programs department at programs@ goggleworks.org as soon as possible so we can work with you proactively to find an acceptable solution.

ARTWORK PICKUP If your class or workshop project(s) requires additional treatment after the course is over, GoggleWorks will contact you when work is completed and ready to be picked up. GoggleWorks does not ship work to students. Student artwork will be held 60 days after the course end date. All work is subject to discard after the 60-day period.

VIDEO & PHOTOGRAPHS GoggleWorks reserves the right to use photographs and/or videos taken during classes and other programs to market and promote GoggleWorks and its programs. Any student or legal guardian who does not wish to have his or her child photographed or photographed themselves, is asked to notify programs@goggleworks.org upon registration.

DISCOUNTS Become part of our creative and dynamic community and enjoy annual benefits as our thanks for your support. GoggleWorks members receive a 15% discount on eligible classes and workshops. Learn more and become a member at: goggleworks.org/ support/membership.

SCHOLARSHIPS GoggleWorks offers two types of scholarships year-round on a rolling basis; need-based (100% off tuition) and merit-based (50% off tuition). Supply fees are not included. Learn more and apply at: goggleworks.org/programs/scholarships.

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Donate Today! you can support GoggleWorks by •Becoming a member •Making a donation •Joining Giving Society •Partnering with us GoggleWorks Center for the Arts is a nonprofit that transforms lives through unique interactions with art!

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